Outspoken: Joe Bradley

[@mendicantyogi]

Love how you share your working process, your accidental painterliness et al. Oh man! Pure Inspiration...

[@kydop6128]

love the pure rawness to the work. He is not willing to shy away from how it is made.

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

Lame

[@GenerateGoodInformation]

I love that anyone could make paintings like this. Every painting would be different yet similar. The world could be full of these works and we'd all have something to look at that wasn't an advertisement for something else.

[@olusha]

This is a great interview. He expressed so much meaning for such a short video. As a painter I resonate with so much of what he said. Thank you!

[@johnnyall-y-deu9079]

I watched the whole interview, then scrolled down and saw your comment. Each and every word of you reflects my thoughs about this interview. A painter expressing the toughts another painter had, listening to the words of a great painter. Beautifull. I like his work very much. Just discovered him today.

[@nspector]

Oh wow yes to when a painting is finished if feels like looking at someone else's painting in a way! Ha, never thought of it like that, but he's onto something with being able to look at it with some sort of removed point of view, that moment when it's finished. Great little interview. Thank you.

[@GenerateGoodInformation]

This is probably a truth drop. Perhaps he didn't make this at all. Perhaps he is someone else.

[@nspector]

@@GenerateGoodInformation Huh?

[@GenerateGoodInformation]

@@nspector it was a thought. To me these paintings look very similar to another painter, can't think of the name now. Maybe a bunch of painters. Maybe there is a giant warehouse full of these things. They pick-out ones that look similar for each painter. I don't know. Could just be discarded drop-cloths with some touch up work. I do like them. And if I ever get a chance to see them in the real, I'll try to decipher them.

[@nspector]

So true about the ego thing. Not easy to maintain, but if you're not at least trying? Trouble.

[@badendings1733]

I just wish he still sang for cheeseburger.

[@ThePooper3000]

I mean, are the other members of the band still even making music?

[@johnjones3714]

Really like Joe Thanks for video

[@mementomatrix]

great eyes

[@Chron_Dawg78]

hes cool

[@tiglia7054]

D.Faced

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

Sad

[@ricardobenavides3613]

when someone dont know how to draw, then we have this type of art

[@tommyapocalypse6096]

And when someone doesn't understand abstract art, we get your kind of comments.

[@satoshibitcoinsaki6532]

@@tommyapocalypse6096 deep deep down inside you know he's right.

[@buckylagrange5741]

Satoshi Bitcoinsaki people like you are so laughable. go look at picasso’s early works. could he not draw?

[@satoshibitcoinsaki6532]

@@buckylagrange5741 you are too slow to get my point. Picasso's stuff was great as was Francis Bacon's stuff. But they could draw. There is a difference in the abstract art of those who can draw and those who can't draw at all . An example would be Helen Frankenfutter she could not draw at all. All she could do was pour paint on canvas and her rich and important friend would support her. Dude that's what I meant

[@buckylagrange5741]

Satoshi Bitcoinsaki art is subjective you dolt. just because you’re mind is too week to appreciate an art that isn’t face value, does not make that art any less valued. not everyone wants to look at comic books all day

[@cody7101]

That's a lot of BS for the money-laundering method known as "modern art"